Here are Jain-friendly baby girl names starting with A, C, and L that are commonly used in Jain families. I’ve included short meanings. Note: these names are widely used in Jain communities and Sanskrit-derived; they are not all specific to any single Aagam granth. If you want strictly names that appear in traditional Jain scriptures (Aagams) and the Digambar/Shwetambar differences, I can narrow further with exact references.

A names

• Aadhya: first; beginning; goddess-like essence
• Aarthi: devotion; offering; worship
• Aarohi: ascending, rising; musical scale
• Aishani: goddess Durga; strength and grace
• Akshita: unbroken, eternal; intact

C names

• Charvi: beautiful; charming
• Chhavi: radiance; reflection
• Chandni: moonlight
• Champa: a fragrant flower (also commonly used in Jain families)
• Chitra: bright, picture; markings

L names

• Lakshmi: goddess of wealth and fortune; often used for prosperity and grace
• Lavanya: grace, beauty
• Lajja: modesty, respect
• Lipi: inscription, writing; line or script
• Lohita: red; radiant

H and related note

• If you intended names that are explicitly tied to Jain Aagam literature (and to differentiate Digambar vs. Shwetambar traditions), the most authentic approach is to select names tied to virtues, tirthankaras’ ideals, or learned sages mentioned in Jain texts. Some Jain family traditions also use names referencing learned monks, muni-vachan, or virtues like ahimsa, satya, or tapas, though those are often used as middle names or epithets rather than common given names.

If you’d like, tell me:

• whether you prefer strictly Aagam-derived names (with exact scripture references)
• whether you want more options for each initial (A, C, L)
• and whether you’d like meanings in a purely Jain interpretive sense (arth) with Digambar/Shwetambar distinctions

I can tailor a tighter list with traditional Jain sources and clarify any Digambar/Shwetambar nuances.